...neighbourhood, and good manners ; and to be decent, induslrious, and inoffensive in their respto live stations. This head of offences must therefore be...These amount, some of them to felony, and others to misdemeanors only. Among the former are, 1. The offence of clandestine marriages; for, by the statute...

...commonwealth, are those against the public police or oeconomy. By the public police and oeconomy I mean the due regulation and domestic order of the kingdom : whereby...These amount, some of them to felony, and others to misdemesnors only. Among the former are, 1 . THE offence of clandestine marriages : for by the statute...

...commonwealth, are those against the public police or oeconomy. By the public police and oeconomy I mean the due regulation and domestic order of the kingdom : whereby...These amount, some of them to felony, and others to misdemesnors only. Among the former are, 1. THE offence of clandestine marriages: for by the statute...

...metropolis, whereby the individuals of the state, generally speaking, or of any town or city within itself, omas Edlyne situations. See 4 Comm. c. 13. p. 162. The police of the metropolis (says an author who wrote on this...

...econies, and others T> iin i« i T ii misdemeanors, nomy. By the public police and economy 1 mean the due regulation and domestic order of the kingdom : whereby...These amount, some of them to felony, and others to misdemesnors only. Among the former are, [*1G3] 1. The offence of clandestine marriages ; for, by the...

...OFFENCES AGAINST THE PUBLIC POLICE AND ECONOMY. By the public police and economy are meant the due regulation and domestic order of the kingdom ; whereby...society, and are not comprehended under any of the preceding species. Some of these amount to felony, and others are misdemeanors only. Clandestine Marriages...

...wellgoverned family, are bound to conform their general behavior to the rules of propriety, good neighborhood and good manners, and to be decent, industrious and inoffensive in their respective stations." To the same effect see Bentham's General View of Public Offences, (Works, part 9, p. 157 ;) Cooley's...

...order of the kingdom ; [whereby the individuals of the State, like the members of^a well -governed family, are bound to conform their general behaviour...their respective stations.] This head of offences (some of which are felonies, others indictable misdemeanors, and others again punishable only by pecuniary...

...affect the commonwealth, those namely against the public police and economy; hy which I mean the due regulation and domestic order of the kingdom; whereby...industrious, and inoffensive in their respective stations. Of these offences, some arc felonies and others misdemeanors only. Among the former are, 1. Clandestine...

...«hall be imprisoned ihr»» ••atractor, or the injury done to the public ser- month«. • governed family, are bound to conform their general behaviour...industrious, and inoffensive in their respective stations. TUS head of offences must therefore be very miscellaneous, as it comprises all such crimes as especially...